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MATT HERN lives in Richmond, BC, on x史m蓹胃k史蓹y虛蓹m (Musqueam) waters. He is a community organizer, independent scholar, writer, and activist and has led many community projects. He is the co-founder and co-director of , which is building a network of worker cooperatives with migrant communities in Canada.

He is the author of many books - including What a City Is For, Global Warming and the Sweetness of Life (with Am Johal and Joe Sacco), and, most recently, O My Friends, There is No Friend: The Politics of Friendship at the End of Ecology (also with Am Johal) - which have been translated into nineteen languages.

He holds a doctorate in Urban Studies, teaches at multiple universities, and lectures globally.

DUGAN O'NEIL was born in Miramichi, New Brunswick, obtained a BSc. at the University of New Brunswick, an MSc. at the University of Alberta and PhD in physics at the University of Victoria. As a professor of physics at 尤物视频, his research has focused on the search for new particles and interactions at high energy particle colliders at Fermilab and CERN. From single top quarks to Higgs bosons, his contributions have tended to focus on the "big data" problem of extraction of small signals from large backgrounds.

In addition to his work as a particle physicist, O'Neil has played a leadership role in building Canada's Digital Research Infrastructure, through work with WestGrid and Compute Canada. This includes spending three years (2014-2017) as Compute Canada's Chief Science Officer. At SFU, he has served as principal investigator of the institution's advanced research computing efforts since 2010. SFU has recently built Supercomputer Cedar, one of Canada's most powerful academic supercomputers. O鈥橬eil served as SFU鈥檚 Associate Vice-President, Research (AVPR) from 2017-2020.

As SFU's Vice-President, Research and Innovation (VPRI), O'Neil leads SFU鈥檚 strategic research initiatives and champions SFU鈥檚 innovation strategy and the many initiatives within its innovation ecosystem. 

POH TAN is an award-winning scientist, educator, entrepreneur, and mother. She earned her first PhD in Experimental Medicine from the University of British Columbia (UBC) in 2008, focusing on stem cell biology. Demonstrating an unwavering commitment to education and interdisciplinary research, Dr. Tan pursued a second PhD in Education at 尤物视频 (SFU), successfully defending her thesis in February 2024.

As the founder and CEO of , Dr. Tan has advised prominent organizations, including BC Hydro's Power Smart for Schools program, on educational outreach initiatives. Dr. Tan is a two-time TEDx speaker and her commitment to decentering dominant ways of teaching science is demonstrated by her long-term volunteer work at Vancouver's Science World, a research associate at the Institute for Environmental Learning, research fellow at Vancouver Botanical Garden Association, and faculty at Emily Carr University of Art and Design.

In recognition of her outstanding contributions, Dr. Tan was honored with the 2024 Outstanding Alumni Award from SFU, Dean鈥檚 medal for her thesis work, Mantella Corporation BIPOC Entrepreneur Award, and the Kris Magnusson鈥檚 Emerging Leaders Award that recognizes her leadership and a commitment to transformative education.